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The country offers huge potential and possible pitfalls for investors
A piece of very rare African senior bank issuance could also come this week
African issuers are dominating CEEMEA issuance
The company's curve has massively outperformed the South African sovereign this month
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All but one of Afren's directors resigned on Thursday, ahead of the firm’s annual general meeting, pre-empting what some shareholders had expected would be a bloodbath vote for any historical director seeking re-election. -
This year’s protracted Nigerian loan drought could soon be over, say officials, with the first deals in a wave of bank refinancings likely to come within three weeks.
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In a week barren of equity block trades in London, the only action came from South Africa, where Investec Bank conducted an accelerated bookbuild from its Johannesburg desk on Wednesday night (June 17), to finance an acquisition for Investec Property Fund.
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Gabon launched a 10 year $500m note this week, bolstering African issuance volumes that were already at a record high.
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As the half year point of 2015 approaches, year to date CEEMEA volumes are at their lowest in six years. No bookrunner has escaped the plunge unscathed. But some have suffered more than others, and a rare few have taken a larger share of a shrinking CEEMEA market.
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African Export-Import Bank might enlarge its loan, having received around $1bn of commitments.
